Just a couple specs on my current DSL line at home:

State/Mode: ACTIVE/ADSL2+
Status: NOER
Downstream Speed: 16352 Kb/s
Upstream Speed: 1248 Kb/s
Downstream SnR: 6
Upstream SnR: 7
Downstream Attenuation: 38.0
Upstream Attenuation: 17.0
Maximum Achievable Downstream: 17088 Kb/s
Maximum Achievable Upstream: 1344 Kb/s

 

How did you test?

16+ Mb/s damn......your sure that is right?

 

05-26 06:52:57 EST: 1349 / 357

Your download speed : 1381916 bps, or 1349 kbps.
A 168.6 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 366000 bps, or 357 kbps.
Jeff i use http://www.dslreports.com/stest

there are ways to tweak cable but dsl is pretty much non-tweakable

 

Every cable modem I've been on seems to download at about T1 speeds (1.544Mbps and more or less in line with Bass'). It's always been more than enough for me. That's saying quite a lot, I ask insane amounts of it at times in terms of download speed and latency. The only caveat I've run across is the upload stream. It's capped by comcast at 32kbs up.

 

my bro paid to have the 5 miles of copper run to his house, cause he couldnt get cable or dsl where he lives in the stix of southern VT.






ok so it's a small side business as he is the town's wireless ISP. but it is enertaining to be that connected out in the middle of nowhere.

 

I think VTEL just kicked in!! That looks to me like a test using data pulled from the Calix or Alcatel DSLAM. The real-world performance will no doubt be lower than 16mbps in most cases, but downloading from a site like yahoo should be around 1.5megabytes per second........Justin u suck.

 

You can always play around the TCPIP buffers, MTU's and packet sizes.

 

This is my setup at home:


State/Mode: N/A
Status: N/A
Downstream Speed: 0 Kb/s
Upstream Speed: 0 Kb/s
Downstream SnR: N/A
Upstream SnR: N/A
Downstream Attenuation: 0.0
Upstream Attenuation: 0.0
Maximum Achievable Downstream: 0 Kb/s
Maximum Achievable Upstream: 0 Kb/s


I don't even have the phone line activated at home

BTW, does one of those Cable or DSL setup work with Compaq Paserio 9800 series (I bought it back in 2000)?

 

if the computer has a usb port or a lan port you should be fine

 

Did a few tests, most I got was 2833 Kb/s down, 384 kb/s up......and probably averaged 1.5 to 1.8 mb/s through a few other tests.